dustmalik:
Something is not right.

booblacain:


You can't intimidate the igbos like you did last time, Buhari is making sure of that.

jonescosmo:


I have 4units of [b]Felicity IVEM5048 (5KVA 48V) Inverter with almost zero Idle Power Consumption (0-25W)
3 are less than a week old, 1 is less than 2 months old. Everything functioning, no faults, no repairs of any kind, firmwares updated to Latest V14.02, warantee seals are intanct..
Reason for selling is that I finally recived my 16KW DEYE I ordered.
You can reach me on 08033252184 for a video call so that you can see them functioning, I will be decommisioning them in a few days[/b]

mctfopt:


If you want to DIY you will need the following:

1) Earth rod and earth clamp bolt
2) Earth mat, there are already made in the market, or you can buy 20mm or 25mm flat copper tape and DIY the thing.
3) 16mm² single core cable to run to the earth connection in db or changeover
4) Industrial salt
5) Charcoal
6) Cow/ or poultry droppings


1) Dig a hole (at least 4 feet)

2) Put your copper rod in and drive it down till it's flush with the ground

3) Use clamp to secure the 16mm² wire to the rod and make a good electrical connection to the earth mat. This wire will run to the final earth location which is your inverter in this instance.

4) Add industrial salt and charcoal.

5) Pour in water to mix.

6) Add the dung and pour in more water.

7) Finally, cover the hole

The whole purpose of providing earthing is to discharge the leakage/fault current safely to the ground. All these are just to increase the conductivity of the soil or reduce its resistance. Adding of charcoal, cow dung, industrial salt and water (termed as conditioning of pit) decreases soil resistivity. Industrial standards requires that the soil resiativity be less than 5 ohm.


A dedicated earth is just an earth for a particular device, the whole house may have an earth which may have failed or compromised, a new dedicated earth is just for the equipment you want to secure.


The experts may have other great ways of doing this.

mctfopt:



You'll be surprised at the stunt some tech people pull off at jobs. I've seen someone bill for 4mm² 3 core flex, one for input and one for output. The tech guy ended up using one of the wires (3 core) for both input and output. How he achieved this is both criminal and at the same time genius. The 3 core wire was used this way, L was used for input live, the neutral wire was used for both input and output neutral (inverters share a common neutral for both input and output) and the third wire, earth, was used for output live. Dude did not really care for earth, "after all it works"



So he bought only 30m of cable and pocketed the money for the other 30m meant for output wire.

Valto:
24V MUSTPOWER 3KVA hybrid inverter, 80A mppt adjustable charge settings pretty low idle consumption. sold around 220k to 230k

emmy9500:
which portble solar solution can i go for i am looing at the Qasa 500QPG, is it a good option

PS: I want something without complex installation, i am a corp memeber and will leave here in 1 year so i need something that i can just pack with me

cybug:


How much last

Valto:
i personally use prime 380w panels which is real capacity and performance has been great. get prime 450w from yingli office in alaba/ikeja for around 100k

Teewhy2:


Good day sir,
We don't have the 3D machine to do this.

Teewhy2:


It is durable and has lesser weight on your building.
sorry for the late response.

Xanderone:
ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs

NGN 140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

Xanderone:
ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs

NGN140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

Xanderone:
ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs

NGN 140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

Xanderone:
ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs

NGN 140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

Xanderone:
ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs*
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs*
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs*
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs*

NGN140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

* Power saving modes activated.

Opistorincos:
Good day house, I'm nearing the set date for my solar installation. And, for now, lithium ion battery is not viable due to financial constraints. So, I'm starting with tubular. I'll upgrade over time.

I'm having issues with brands to go with. For the panels, should I go with used Canadian or brand new panels? What brand of tubular battery is known to stand the test of time? Which charge controller will charge the battery quickly? What brand of inverter should I get?

PS: my total load is less than 1000W. Budget is 400k max. Intended load is as follows:

One laptop.
One fan.
A few bulb.
A phone.
Teo powerbank.
Rice cooker.

ALL -IN -ONE HOME SOLAR SYSTEM

° 80ah battery capacity.
° Lithium technology
° Multi-port access (USB, 12v car port, 12v DC ports x 4, 230v AC)
° Integrated DC meter for power monitoring
° 12v DC port supports 10 amps/120 watts
° 230v AC output supports 150 watts output to power laptops, fan, router, digital cameras, CCTVs and other digital devices.
° XT60 port for charging supports up to 18v 180 watts solar panel or 36v 300 watts solar panel input.
° Can be charged using laptop charger via the included XT60 Male plug.

° DC 12v port powers one 3 watts DC bulb to 5 days, 3 bulbs up to 3 days.
° Laptop for over 18hrs.
° 90watts laptop for 13hrs
° 150watts 50" lcd tv for 5hrs*
° 100watts 42" led tv for 6hrs*
° 60watts 30" lcd tv for 9hrs*
° 50watts led tv for 13hrs*

NGN140,000

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The adapter used to charge the device or adapter must be of equivalent output value.

2. Wrongly plugged devices can damage both device and Battery pack.

* Power saving modes activated.

yourlifepal:
Bosses & gurus in the house, I noticed that one of my two Luminous 220AH/12V tubular batteries is now swollen. The swell is still relatively not noticeable, one has to look closely to see the slight bulge. I got the batteries around September 2020 and have enjoyed them quite well. Initially, I used them with 8 panels (6*180w & 2*150w) and a 2.1KVA Lento inverter. However, I recently changed my panels to 4*380w Flames (about 3 months ago). The batteries charge faster now, I must say. I also changed my location too though. I don't know if all these could have anything to do with the sudden swell.

I'm planning to get a 5KWH Lithium battery as a replacement but I want to be sure I understand the cause of the swell first. And I would love any recommendation on the brand of Lithium battery to buy. Thanks!

olopan:
Good day Guys,

putting together a solar calculator that can get your audit done in minutes, basically targeted at home users who are enthusiast or pro user

but i need to populate these list i have get going to get things up to speed. ...... everyone is free to add or correct existing data.

Appliances Wattage

LED Bulbs 3W - 3
LED Bulbs 5W -5
LED Bulbs 9W -9
LED Bulbs 18W -18
LED Pop Light 6W -6
LED Pop Light 18W -18
LED Pop Light 26W -26
Ox Fan 16" -120
Ox Fan 18" -140
Ox Fan 20" -180
Ceiling Fan - 80
Standing Fan -70
DC Fan -30
Rechargeable DC Fan -45
LED TV 32" -55
LED TV 42" -70
LED TV 50" -85
LED TV 70" -130
Laptop -70
CFL Bulbs 9W -9
CFL Bulbs 18W -18
CFL Bulbs 26W -26
Decoder -18
freezer -180
Fridge -120
Phone charging -12
Regular 1 HP AC -870
Regular 1.5 HP AC -1380
Regular 2 HP AC -2100
Inverter 1HP AC -480
Inverter 1.5HP AC -700
1 HP PUMP MACHINE -900
1.5HP PUMP MACH. -1400
LED Bulbs 10W - 10
Standing Chiller -200
Microwave -1200
Signage light - 90
Signage light Large -180


Thank you

mctfopt:


Cway water dispenser 800w

1 cooker ring- 1500w to 1800w


Average inverter fridge/freezer combo standing fridge - 135w

Measured my 1HP sumo pump current draw and got 6.5A @ 215v which translates to 1395w...dunno if the 1HP is truly 1HP